Well I wanted you to know that I appreciate all the help you give on this site.
I know others do as well.
Cindy
I know others do as well.
Cindy
halo triton system question
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I second what everyone else has already said! However, just to be different, I have one 900 vv battery, and if I'm chain vaping at around 3.9 it only lasts me three hours .....my 650 lasts me less, and my 400 is great for the purse and stealth vaping - obviously ymmvThe whole Halo setup is rock solid - really well made, tanks are awesome, and the juice is fabulous of course
Oh, I forgot to answer one of your questions....I have yet to replace a coil after however many days in my sig...they last a long time with good vodka soaks!
Amanda, you must vape a lot! My VV goes almost all day. How many tanks, or ml do you vape?
And just wondering, does the top of your tank get really hot while chain vaping? I usually chain vape in the car, and change to another when I feel the tank is getting hot. I mean it's around 6 or 7 watts (I think). A incandescent night light or a candleabra bulb is 7 watts, and you can't touch it after a few minutes!!! Just wondering, ramblin.....
And Amanda, if how much you vape keeps you off cigs, and you are happy, then you are vaping the perfect amount!!!!
DaveUno,
Yes the tank gets hot after a few hits in a row, or a couple of long ones. I mean not so hot it would burn you, but if it's that hot on the outside, you can imagine the heat on the inside. This is one thing I've been toying with. I never drag so much that it causes the tank to be hot to the touch. If it becomes warm at all, I leave it at least 30 seconds before touching it. Usually, I then get distracted and minutes go by.
These are all learning curves with the Triton, or really any new system.
Wes
Yes the tank gets hot after a few hits in a row, or a couple of long ones. I mean not so hot it would burn you, but if it's that hot on the outside, you can imagine the heat on the inside. This is one thing I've been toying with. I never drag so much that it causes the tank to be hot to the touch. If it becomes warm at all, I leave it at least 30 seconds before touching it. Usually, I then get distracted and minutes go by.
These are all learning curves with the Triton, or really any new system.
Wes
Yeah, I have my moments of having the Triton permanently glued to my hand LOL I *think* I get about a tank out of a charge. But it does get hot, so I tend to switch between several mods to avoid that.
leelee.d get over to the numbers thread....we are havimg a contest, winner gets a free 30ml juice your choice. just post random stuff and hope you land on one of the winning posts. And it is a great way to meet everybody. Come on over I'll help you.
I have read the opposite and I charge my batteries alot. I never allow them to die all the way. You may be right, but I have not had to buy a new battery yet and started vaping in September, so I think it is working well for me.
Have you ever had gurgling with any of your tanks. I do sometimes and it is annoying. When this happens, there will also be liquid on top of the battery when I unscrew the tank. I have been trying to find the answer to this, but haven't yet.
Only when I've accidentally overfilled them! If you get that, either suck on the drip tip without pressing the button, or failing success that way take the clearo off and blow through the mouthpiece into a paper towel. You will see the liquid on the towel. Then put it back on and the problem will be gone
Don't blow inward when hitting it, that seems like it would push the liquid to the top of the battery.
I've got gurgling like Amanda said from over filling. I know this sounds weird, but I just "vape through it" the majority of the time, meaning just keep vaping, the juice will come down to normal level and then it vapes fine. On occasion, if it is just too annoying and I'm not getting it to work right, I will GENTLY blow through the drip tip.
Do you take your battery off? Don't want any liquid to get inside.
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Sometimes yes, sometimes no. I can usually tell by the gurgle if its a real bad overfill or a drip tip issue. LOL, I sound like someone who vapes way too much HUH? All of my batts, G6s included still work. And all my batts, excluding 2 of my 3 VVs are close to 6 months old.
When I do blow with tank on, it is a very, very slight blow. Again, mostly to clear out the drip. If it is a deeper gurgle noise I'm getting, I will take the tank off and slightly blow a little tiny bit harder in a paper towel.
I over filled once, it was dripping out of the connection hole in the bottom. I hated losing that juice but what ya Gunna do? I've had gurgling to, I just power Vape through it and all is well.
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